All my life, mosquitoes never bothered me. I'd get bitten on occasion and the bites would itch a little and then go away, no big deal.
This past fall, something changed. Now when I get mosquito bites, they itch like crazy and last for days! Anti-itch creams don't work, either. It's pretty miserable.
So, right before this change in how bug bites behave, I got stung by a wasp. Like, it was a direct hit and it felt like I'd been shot. Venom oozed out of the hole and this thing hurt/itched for a long time. I'd read somewhere that bee stings have been known to help with certain diseases. Not getting too technical, but it it possible that that dose of wasp venom changed the way my body reacts to bug bites?
I know, that's why I titled this post "A strange question..."